196 results about "Ear tampon" patented technology

An apparatus for the compact and neat storage of electrical cords, such as power extension cords and cords for earplugs and other devices. The cord may have repeating rigid sections which allow for the easy folding and grouping of the sections to allow for organized collection of portions of the cable which are not needed to be extended while in use, as well as for the organized collection of the entire cable when not in use. The rigid sections may have magnets which promote the organized grouping of the sections when collected together.

An ear tip comprised of two or more contiguous materials, in combination with sound conduit structure comprised of one or more rigid materials, wherein the ear tip mounts upon said sound conduit structure.

The invention relates to a novel self-adaptive earmuff in the field of headset accessories. The novel self-adaptive earmuff comprises an earmuff body made of soft silicone material. The top surface of the earmuff is provided with a small boss. The inside of the earmuff is provided with a built-in cavity for accommodating an in-ear headphone. The bottom portion of the earmuff is provided with a big round opening for the penetration of the in-ear headphone. The top portion of the earmuff is provided with a small round opening for the penetration of a conduit of the in-ear headphone. The top portion with the built-in cavity is provided with an elastic chamber which is located below the small boss. The entire earmuff body is integrally molded by using soft silicone material and has excellent elasticity, the small boss for fitting auricular concha is added, the earmuff body sleeves the in-ear headphone and then is used with an ear plug which is used for fixing the in-ear headphone, on this basis, the addition of the small boss allows the in-ear headphone to better fit the auricular concha and go deeper into an ear canal, so that the in-ear headphone is stably worn, and the falling troubles of the headphone in normal use or in activities can be reduced to the greatest extent.

An earplug which conforms to the concha of the ear and extends into the ear canal. The construction consists of a flexible outer skin with at least one filler material, preferably two or more materials of varying hardness, to form an essentially solid structure except for sound channels, or electronics packages, or other devices, parts and cavities that may be located within the flexible skin. The flexible skin can be fabricated using a rapid-prototyping printing process.

A sub-tragus ear unit for comfortable wear of an in-ear ear unit is provided. The sub-tragus ear unit achieves the technical effect by separating the earphone from the attachment functionality that is provided by a separate anchor, wherein the earphone is attached to said anchor.

A headphone cord sleeve includes: a flexible tubular sleeve including an opening at each of a first end and a second end; a reinforced section of the tubular sleeve adjacent the first end reducing the flexibility of the tubular sleeve over the length of the reinforced section; and a loop extending from the side wall of the flexible tube, adjacent to the reinforced section. A method of managing a headphone cord comprising the steps of: providing a tubular sleeve including a first opening and a second opening; positioning the tubular sleeve onto a headphone cord, wherein the headphone cord includes a jack plug, a jack cord, a cord split, a pair of earbud cords and a pair of earbud housings; and selectively positioning the tubular sleeve between a use position and a storage position.

Methods and apparatuses for delivering sound to a user ear are disclosed. In one example, an apparatus for delivering sound to an ear canal includes a body dimensioned to fit in a cavum concha area of a user ear, and a stabilizer member extending from the body arranged to bypass contact with a crus helix and contact a concha area of the user ear.